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• W2087520636 abstract "Previous studies have described the embryonic and postnatal development of CRF, as well as the type 1 CRF receptor in the mouse cerebellum. The present immunohistochemical study localizes the cellular distribution of the type 2 CRF receptor (CRF-R2) during postnatal development of the mouse cerebellum. Western blot analysis indicates that the antibody used in this analysis recognizes both a full-length and a truncated isoform of the type 2 receptor. We propose that each isoform has a unique cellular distribution. In the present study, the postnatal (P) development (P0-P14) and cellular localization of CRF-R2 in different cell types was analyzed using PAP and double-label fluorescent immunohistochemistry; cell-specific antibodies were used to identify cells expressing CRF-R2 at different stages of postnatal development. At P0, CRF-R2 immunoreactivity was localized within the somata of Purkinje cells and migrating GABAergic interneurons. CRF-R2 was first observed in the initial axonal segments of some Purkinje cells at P5, and was evident in many Purkinje cell axon hillocks at P8. Punctate immunoreactivity is present in the molecular layer by P5 and is interpreted to be immunolabeled parallel fibers. Between P8 and P14, CRF-R2 immunostaining is present in the initial axonal segments of Golgi cells, within the internal granule cell layer. Finally, CRF-R2 is present in both radial glia in the molecular layer as well as in astrocytes in the white matter and internal granule cell layer from P5 to P14. The present results suggest that CRF-R2, both the truncated and the full-length isoforms, are present in the developing cerebellum, each with a unique cellular distribution. The immunohistochemical evidence indicates that the truncated isoform of the type 2 CRF receptor is in the axons of several different types of cerebellar cortical neurons, and suggests that CRF could play a role in cerebellar development by modulating the release of transmitters from excitatory and/or inhibitory interneurons, which in turn could directly alter the maturation of cerebellar circuits. In contrast, the binding of a ligand to the full-length isoform of CRF-R2 or to CRF-R1, both in a postsynaptic location, may have a more direct effect on regulating the responsiveness of these cells to growth factors or neurotransmitters released from afferent axons by regulating permeability of ion channels or altering second messenger systems." @default.
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• W2087520636 title "Evidence for an axonal localization of the type 2 corticotropin-releasing factor receptor during postnatal development of the mouse cerebellum" @default.
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• W2087520636 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.expneurol.2003.10.020" @default.
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